Irving Layton Reading at Selkirk College on February 19, 1971. Part 2 of 2. This recording starts on tape #317a.

Marya Fiamengo, Patrick Lane, Carolyn Zonailo, Dale Zieroth, Helen Potrebenko, and Kathy Mezei at Session 2 at The Coast is Only a Line Weekend Conference/Festival at SFU on July 24, 1981. Part 1 of 2. This recording ends on tape #320.

Robert Kroetsch, Gary Geddes, Frank Davey, and Robin Blaser at Session 4 at The Coast is Only a Line Weekend Conference/Festival at SFU on July 25, 1981. Part 2 of 2. This recording starts on tape #322.

Eli Mandel, Warren Tallman, Fred Wah, and Sheila Watson at Session 5 at The Coast is Only a Line Weekend Conference/Festival at SFU on July 25, 1981. Part 1 of 2. This recording ends on tape #325.

James Laughlin with Roy Miki talking about William Carlos Williams and reading poetry at SFU on March 16, 1982

James Laughlin speaking for History of New Directions at SFU on March [16?], 1982. This recording ends on tape #333b.

James Laughlin speaking for History of New Directions at SFU on March [16?], 1982. This recording stars on tape #333a.

B.P. Nichol, introduced by Warren Tallman, reading his poetry at The Coast is Only a Line reading series at the SFU Art Gallery on July 23, 1981. This recording ends on tape #339b.

Gladys Hindmarch, introduced by Warren Tallman, reading stories at The Coast is Only a Line reading series at the SFU Art Gallery on July 29, 1981.

Roy Miki introduces George Bowering. Robin Blaser, introduced by George Bowering, reading from Syntax at the SFU Art Gallery on August 14, 1981.

George Bowering and Roy Miki chat. Sheila Watson, introduced by George Bowering, reading, talking, and answering questions at SFU on October 6, 1982. Tape 1 of 2. This recording ends on tape #351b.

B.P. Nichol with George Bowering, Daphne Marlatt, and Roy Miki at Poetry Seminar in the SFU Pub seminar room on July 21, 1982. Roy Miki asks bp how The Martyrology got going and what direction he had intended it to go and they continue their discussion. Bp says when he initially wrote he was trying to notate his voice as it happened, get the syntax down to the body and breathing. Later he gets down to challenge the notation, to create a particular sound effect. So he can use syntax and notation to extend the range of sound. George talks about difference between typewriting and handwriting, the presence of the body in written script. In the typewriter you can by pass the body. Daphne Marlatt disagrees

Robert Filliov, Vincent Trasov, Steve McCaffery, and Allan Caprow reading at the Western Front on November 3, 1977.

Michael Ondaatje reading at the Western Front on April 12, 1976.

Jon Furberg reading at the Western Front on April 19, 1976.

Mike Matthews, Jamie Reid, Marya Fiamengo, and Roma Murray reading and talking in 1965

Phyllis Webb reading and talking in [1965?] and Dorothy Livesay interviewing P.K. Page on December 1968.

Margaret Atwood's reading and interviewed by Dorothy Livesay in March 1965; beginning Dorothy Livesay, Margaret Atwood, Ruby Wiebe, and Elizabeth Brewster at the panel discussion in Edmonton Public Library on October 20, 1969; and Margaret Atwood's writing class in March 1970. Tape 1 of 2. This recording ends on tape #368b.

Dorothy Livesay, Margaret Atwood, Ruby Wiebe, and Elizabeth Brewster continue panel discussion in Edmonton Public Library on October 20, 1969; and Margaret Atwood's writing class in March 1970. Tape 2 of 2. This recording starts on tape #368a.

Elizabeth Brewster reading for English 102 at SFU on March 3, 1981.

Robert Creeley interview by Vicki Gabereau at CBC on May 30, 1986. Creeley talks about his visit to Vancouver and reasons why, recollections of Vancouver in 1963, teaching at UBC, other places he visited, family etc.

Michael McClure speaking on Liberational Biology at Gainesville in Florida on April 20, 1975.

Bruce Boone, Michael Davidson, John Granger, and George Stanley reading and talking at Panel discussion: Spicer in Context, at Jack Spicer conference at New College of California on June 19, 1986. Part 1 of 3. This recording continues on tapes #394 and #395.

bp Nichol talking about manuscripts with [Linda McCartney?]. Bp talking about The Martyrology, the Plunket Papers and Billy the Kid, Captain Poetry in Ganglia issue etc. Part 1 of 2. This recording ends on tape #399.

Roswell Rudd, Amiri Baraka (Leroi Jones), John Tchicai, Lewis Worrell, and Milford Graves performing music with reading of one poem.

Steve McCaffery reading: Wot We Wukkers Want and One Step To The Next on November 25 to December 3, 1977

Allen Ginsberg reading poetry live at ST. Mark's church in New York on March 13, 1974.

Robert Creeley talking about places he has lived and the progression of his writing and reading in his house, 1971.

Continuation of bp Nichol's reading and talking at SFU on July 7, 1983. bp mostly reads poetry in this part. Tape 2 of 2. This recording starts on tape #409.

bp Nichol, introduced by Roy Miki, talking and reading from The Martyrology at SFU on July 8, 1983. Part 1 of 3. This recording continues on tape #414 and #415.